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WKPSKSDAY. Sep. 18,
' Senate was oxmo1 w ith prayer by
Rev. J. I.. Parrtoh. it w antmnmsmi
that V. T- White hud been appointed
Enrollment Clerk, ami W. A. Ilol
brook Enjrrosslng Clerk. Senate Bill
'.. relating to elections, was ordered
flrlnted. S. B. 10. to provide for a
wagon road from Jackson to Grant
and Baker counties, took the same
course. Mr. Baldwin introduced a
bill to appropriate $10,000 to construct
a wagon road in Grant and Baker
counties. Mr. Wester introduced a bill
relating to assessors : also, to amend
the act relating to rights of married
women. Mr. llanua. a Ml) to amend
the act creating the offloa of Register
of Lands at Ta Ornnde. Mr. Bald
win introduced S. J. R. (. submitting
amendments to Stat Constitution.
Provides the Governor's salary to he
ftMOO; Sec. of State. $2,000: Chief
Justice of Supreme Court, $3. WO ; As
sociate Judges, ?:i.(XiO; numbers ot
tlie Legislature ." per day and $3 tor
every 20 miles traveled in going to
and returning from each session j tlie j
presiding; officer of each branch of the I
Legislature to receive $7 per day : that I
tlie State debt shall not exceed $260,- j
000. except in case of war m invasion, j
Ordered printed and made special or- j
der for the 28th inf. Tlie House joint j
resolution relieving fudge MeArthur
from the duty of, holding court In
Grant county tHs fall, came from the I
Hon-, and the Semite paed it. In j
the afternoon it was announced that !
II. K. nanna had been appointed
Clerk of the Judiciary Committee. A
aiotion to admit Mr. Mosber, ex-Sena-ror
from Douglas county, was lo-t. A
bill
was Introduced for the relief of
Baker county. Senate adjoin net
House opened with prayer by Rev.
Mr. Wood, of Dayton. A resolution
in respect to ;he memory ot lion. !.
Rader. deceased inenilier of the last
House of Repre;enta!ives, was Intro
duced by Mason, and passed.
The following bills were introduced!
to rejfulate holding of courts ; to in
corporate I-afayette ; to regulate trials
lor divorce ; to rejieiil sections of the
civil code : to provide for bounties on
scalps on wild animals ; to provide for
mechanics' and iaooren' liens; to
a.uend the act regulating criminal and
civil procedures in Justice's courts : to
incorporate Ro-eburg. All pased fo
tlieir second reading. Mr. 'rawford
gave notice of a rule to provide that
nothing -houid lie printed without a
necial oilier -i i ilefl to carry then tor
want of a two-third vote.
Mr. Burbank offered the following:
,'olvW, That tlie Committee on Pui
lic Buildings is hereby instructed to
proceed with the. investigation of the
books and account and ct'ieiHes of
tlie Commissioner:? on Penitentiary
Building and report to the House at as
early a day a- practicable, and that the
Committee lie empowered to employ a
cierk. Adopted.
A joint .resolution relating to coni
plaiuts Against Steam Tug Astoria,
and empowering Committee on Com.
merce to Investigate, was adopted. A
joint memorial asking aid from Con
gress to remove obstructions trom Tua
latin river. wa referred, Two btuv
dretl copies of the mechanics' and !a
Iwreis lieu bill were ordered printed.
The joint resolution reSeiiHHng the
action ot the la t Legislature as relat
ing to tlie 14th and l."th amendments
wic adopted by a vote of ;W to 15.
House agi'etnl hereafter to meet at 10
A. M. ami 1:30 P. M.
THUiMuv. Sep. l.i.
After prayer in the Senate by Rev.
Mr. Wood, of Daypm. Mr. Webster
presented a petition from ' loo enmity,
asking for internal improvements. A
report on mileage was presented. Tlie
following disposition ws uwde nf the
Governor's message: That orti(Ni
relating to apportionment to n meei
committee; State Geologist, to com
mittee on Mining; State luxation, to
committee on Ways and Means; State
Lands, to committee on Public Lai.ds;
itotnl of School I,and Commissioners,
Public Instruction ; Agricultural ( ol
lege. Mute and Blind School?, to com
mittee on Education.
Hon. .lames II. Slater and Hou. H.
W. Corliett. were Invited to seats
within tlie liar ot the Hen,!!,.. TM,
bill asking for a remittance ot'f'HH.
314 State tax was read a second time
and referred. The joint resolution ot
the House relating to complaints
against tlie steam tng Astoria, was
concurred in. In the afternoon. S. B.
17 was introduced, to regulate taxation
upon foreign insurance corporations
doing business In tlie State. Also, a
bill to regulate tlie traveling and Inci
dental expenses of Judges of the Su
preme Court, which was referred to
Judiciary Committee. Tire House
Joint Resolution in regard to the 14th
and 16th Amendments was taken up..
and on motion made the special order
of Friday. Oct. 4th. A ioint resolu
tion that rt committee of both houses
he raised to go to Oregon City and
examine and report upon Canal and
I?H'k;, was passed, and Messrs. Bris
tow and Myers were appointed. Mr.
Fay introduced a bill providing a spec
ial election for State Printer. Novem
ber 5th.
Iii tlie Howe in the morning. Mr.
Patron Introduced a bill to amend the
soUlier's bounty ; also, a bill to pro
vide for the construction of a capital
building, appropriating 100.000.
Amendments to rules 20 and 21 were
asked to he actiil upon to-morrow.
Amendment to rule 43. providing the
printing of hills. ec. should not lie
done without a direct order from tlie
House, was passed 81 to 17. A Mil to
amend sec. 35. chap. 14. title 3. Gen
eral Laws, was introduced by Simp
son ; also, a hilfto provide eriiianent
location of State Agriffltlttiral College
100 copies ordered printed, with re
port of Commissioners. A bill to
regulate fences in Umatilla county
was offered. A joint resolution to
examine into the State printing, and
with power to employ an expert, was
passed, 33 to 10. The House concur
red in the Senate resolution to visit
and examine ( anal and Locks at Ore
gon Citv. by committee, and appoint
ed Messrs, Powers, Cooper and Wal
dron. Adjourned,
FitiD.VY, Sep. 20.
Rev. Mr. Campbell ottered prayer in
the Senate. Leave of absence was
granted Mr. Bristow mtil Monday.
Brown ot Baker gave notice of a bill
to provide for a Deaf Mute School. A
number of bills were read and refer
red. After dinner Messrs. Brown, of
Baker. Hoult and Crystal were appoint
ed a select committee on apportion
ment. A hill to locate permanently
the State University was presented.
A message from tlie House announc
ing the adoption of the II. J. R. Xo.
S. providing for a joint committee on
public buildings, was concurred in by
Senate : also, announcing theadontion
0f the joint Memorial asking Congrt;
for an appropriation to improve Tua- j
titan river, was concurred in. Tlie
resolution authorizing the committee
ou State Printing to employ an ex
jert. wis taaen up and discussed, but
nothing was done with it. The pre
amble was opposed bevanse it charges
fraud upon the State Printer.
In the House the memorial asking
Congress for aid forthe Tualitaii river.
Was adopted. Ameiiduient to rule 2(1
was lost; to rule 21 wa adopted.
Parts of tlie message wen1 referred.
The resolution for a joint committee
on Public Buildings was adopted. The
following hill was introduced by
Cougle, a bill to amend tin; act relat
ing to assessment and collection of
taxes : Biles, to amend flic act incor
porating Cast Portland ; Stoft. to pro
teCt incorporated towns ; Simpson, to I
proviile for election or Supreme and
Circuit Judges in distinct classes ; La
Dow. to provide for purchase of cer
tain wagon roads in Oregon ; same,
for relief of Umatilla county ; Cor
win. to aid in the construction of a
wagon road from Tillamook to the
Willamette valley ; Corwin, toabolish
the grand jury system.
That part of the Governor's mes
sage relating to clerical force in the
various State departments, was on
motion referred to a special commit
tee ot three with instruct ions to exam
ine fully the work performed and com
pensation allowed by law therefor.
.-Hid the amount (Mid on Account there
of, and report to the House whether
any Legislation Is required in regard
thereto, fatton, Collier and Sheltou
appointed.
SATt llDAY, Sep. 23.
Rev. L L. Powell opened the Sen
ate witlj prayer. The bill to provide
a road through Jack-on. Grant and
Baker counties was reported back with
amendments; also. S. JJ. No. 1, in re
ference to public roads. Tlie Joint
Committee on Public ftuDUuiga was
instructed to examine the books and
papers of the Knperluteudaut of the
penitentiary. Senate hills ,o. 13. it.
15 and I';. w-re reiu a second time
and referred. S. B. Xo. 1. relating
to ptiblie muds, was referred to com
mittee of the whole. Bill relating to
the appointment of an expert to ex
amine the state Piintincr was mnita
the ipedal order of Thursday follow
lug. The Prebletitappoinkd Messrs, I
IMph and Tolen joint committee on!
iuunigritlon The House havimr<.l
ed to concur in relation to appointing
a committee on apportionment, the
Senate appointed Cornelius and Myers
u coiner v, nil me House committee
upon the subject of tlie difference lie- !
tweeu them. Fifty joint rules were
inwrco primeii ior UH! use 01 tlie
Senate. Adjourned until Monday.
Rev. P. S. Knight opened the lloiise
with pmyer. A motion to adjourn
until Monday was lost. The bill for
regulating ferrfeswas onleredengrossed
ami to be read a third time ou Mon
day ; also, tlie bill for changing the
times and places for holding courts in
the Fourth District. The House con
curred in the S. L R.. directing the
Committee On Public Buildings to ex
amine books, etc of the Superintend
ent of the Penitentiary. A resolution
by Mr. I.a Dow directing the Com
mittee, on Elections to report to the
House nil paper anil evidence pertain
ing t the Clackamas county contested
seats, was laid on the table. A joint
resolution directing the Secretary of
State to pay (he mileage of the mem
bers to and from their places of resi
dence, passed Unanimously. The
Committee on Judiciary was empow
ered to employ a clerk. A bill to in
corporate Forest Grove, and one for
tlie relief of Umatilla county the lat
ter providing for tlie remittance oi
&!5,KX) line the State and appropriat
ing Sfo.OtiO tor the benefit of the school
fund, were introduced. Mr. Cougle
was granted leave of absence, A mo
tion to adjourn until Monday was Inst,
In tlie afternoon Messrs. Allen ami
Johnson Were absent. The bill pro
viding for a State Capitol building was
read a second time, and referred ; also,
the bill relative to volunteer bounties;
also, the bill providing for the election
of Judges of the Supreme and Circuit
Courts, and the hill making an appro
priatloii foi Itosebnrg. The bill regu-1
fating the times and places ol holding ;
Circuit and County courts came up for
a third reading, and was referred to a :
special committee, consisting of Glu
gles, Clow and Cables. A bill author-!
izing the State to loan certain parties ,
$10,000 tor the purpose of building an
Academy ai La Grande was Introduced, ,
and Kissed to a second reading. A.
J. B. was ottered in-tructing the Ju
diciary- Committee to report whether
in tlieir opinion any legislation could
be made to regulate the tariff charged
on freight and passengers by corpor
ations now navigating the Columbia
river, and if the committee think
such legislation constitutional, it be
directed to report a bill for that pur
pose, Adjourned.
Moxdav, Sep. 23.
Senate met at 2 P. M. Several com
mittees to whom bills had been refer
red reported tiiein b.u k. with recom
mendations. The following bills were
introduced: Mr. BrKfow, to amend
an act to prevent frauds in elections;
Mr. Watson, to dispose of the title
lands in Oregon ; Mr. Dolph, to pro
vide for a record of patents; decrees.
conveyances, etc.; Web-ter to regulate
civil ami criminal procedure m jus
tice's courts, 'file bill to locate tin
State University at Eugene was read
a second time, and referred ; Senate
bill IS, to pay $1,000 per annum for
the traveling and incidental expenses
ot Supreme Judges, was passed, A
message from the House announcing
the adoption of the H. J. R. in rela
tion to mileage of members, was re
ferred to Judiciary Committee, A
message was received from the Gov
ernor announcing that be had signed
the bill to relieve Judge" MeArthur
from holding court in Grant comity
for 1872. Adjourned.
In tlie afternoon tlie House opened
with prayer by Rev. A. F. Waller.
Quite a muni erof bills were reported
back from committees. A joint reso
lution to reprint 200 copies of tlie laws
of 1K and provide each member a
copy, was referred to select committee
Andrews. Patton and Corwin. Va
rious hills jiast to a second reading.
1 lie following hnls wire introduced:
To amend the law relating to the du
ties, compensation, etc.. of the State
Treasurer ; to aineud the act regulat
ing fees ; to protect out-door religious
worship ; to authorize the loan of $10.
000 to create two academies In Uma
tilla county. .Notices 0f a number ot
bills having been given, the House ad
journed. TriMi.vv. Sep. 24.
Senate opened with prayer bv Rev.
S. c. Adams. A number of bills were
reported back by Committees. Mr.
Watson introduced S. li. Xo. 2.". to
provide for the sale of tide and over
flowed lands; a No, a bill to amend
the act to provide for the construction
of (lie (.'anal and Locks at Willamette
Fall; Mr. Stratum, a bill to authorize
the Supreme Court fo appoint one or
more bailiffs roles suspended and the
bill passed. The bill to provide tor
(be construction of a wagon road from
Jackson through Grant and Baker
counties, was passed. 25.000 is ap
propriated for if. The bill to define
IsMindarii's of (Innit county was pass
ed. At 12 o'clock the Senate proceed
ed to ballot for U. S. Senator :
Mr. Cornelius nominated John II.
Mitchell.
Mr. Bristow nominated II. W. Cor
liett. Mr. Hoult noniinati'd ex-Governor
Wliiteaker.
Mr. Brown of Baker, nominated J.
If. Slater.
Mr. Myers nominated J. W. Nes
mlth. The roll ieiiig called the vote stood
as follows :
For Mitchell Messrs. Brown, of
Marion. Cornelius. Cowles, Dolph,
Hamiali, Moores, Powell and Watson
.
For Corliett Messrs. Bristow, Crys
tal and Webster-3.
For Slater-Messrs. Baldwin and
Liciiailen a.
For Whiteaker-Messrs. Ilou't,Mon-
foe, Patterson and Stratum I.
! For Xesmitli Messrs. Crawford,
Myers and President Fay 3.
There being no choice the Senate
adjourned till 2 P. M.
In the afternoon th
prlate $li,000 for mill
bill to appro
ge of members
passed.
In the House in the momlnff
Mr.
Burbank w as called to the chair, it
was moved to vote for 1'. S. Senator
at 12 A. M. The bill to purchase the
Meacham, Canyon and Bine Mountain
agon road, ou second reading
was referred to a select committee
of three -Messrs. Cooper, LaDnu
and Thornbnry. The select com
mittee to whom was ii ferred the
bill to provide aid for the Portland,
Dalles and Sail Lake Railroad, report
ed it kick withameudmeutvaiKl rec
ommended its passage. The amend
ments were adopted, and thi' bill was
ordered engrossed and printed. The
resolution to vote for V. S. Senator at
12 M. was reconsidered, and the hour
3 P. M. selected. The bill to amend
tlie charter of Jacksonville; to amend
the act relating to the holding of prop
erty by aliens; to incorporate the
town oi' Forest Grove, were- severally
passed.
At 3 o'clock P. M. the House pro
ceeded to vote for U. s. Senator, the
same persons having been put in nom
ination, as in the Senate. The follow
ing is the vote :
For Mitchell Messrs. Biles. Bushy,
Barln, Crawford, Corwin, Cooper,
Cougle, Caples. Darst, Downing, F.n
gie. (i ingles. Harrison. Hirsch, John
son. Langell, Matlock, Martin, Pow
ers, Patton. Simpson, Thornbury,
Walker. Washburn and Speaker Mal
low 25.
For Corbett Messrs. Allen. Bur
bank. Collier, Riley, Riddle. Stotland
West-7,
For Slater Messrs. Andrews. Blnke
iy, Cninor. Cumin, LaDow, Onsteln,
Stephenson. Sheltou and Wright 9.
For Wliiteaker Messrs. Crooks,
Mason and VVillonghby 3.
For Xeamitll Messrs, Clow, Grant,
llodgkiu-, Wnldroii and White 5.
Wvuvpsniv Sen "l.Y
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In tlie Senate the following bills
were introduced : Mr. Bristow, to
amend the act to prevent fraud lu elec
tions; Hannah, fo amend the act to
appoint a Register of State Lands at
La Grande 100 copies ordered print
ed j Cornelius, fo designate the Pacific
University at Forest Grove, as the
state Uuiversity appropriates $10,000
100 copies ordered printed. S. B.
N'n. 5, to protect fish and rame. was
read a third time and passed. At 12
o'clock the Senate proceeded to the
Hail of the House, and voted for U. S.
Senator. Fay presiding, as follows:
For Mitchell Brown of Marion,
Hannah, Moores, Powell, Watson,
Biles, Earin, Bush v. Crawford, of
Clackamas. Corwin. Cooper, Congle,
Caples, Darst, Downing, Fugle. (Sin
gles, Harrison. Hirsch. Johnson. Lan
gell, Matlock. Martin. Powers, Patton.
Simpson, Thornbnry, Washburn, Cor
nelius, Cowles, Dolph, and Speaker
Malloiy-32.
For Corbett Bristow, Crystal, Web
ster. Allen, Burbank. Collier. Riley,
Riddle. Stott, West, Walker 11.
For Slater Baldwin. Brown of Ba
ker. Liciiailen, Myers. Andrews.
Blakely, Cnrran, LaDow, Onstein,
Sheltou. Wright 11.
For N'esmith Crawford, ol Linn,
Clow, Uodgkins, White 4.
For Whiteaker Hoult, Patterson,
Stratum. Crooks 4.
For Prim Tolen. Crannr. Grant.
Mason. Stephenson. Waldon. Wil
loughbv and President Fay S.
For Gates Monroe.
The convention adjourned by a vote
of 38 to 33 ; the Democrats and Cor
bett men voting for the adjournment.
In the afternoon, a petition was pre
sented from citizens of Union county
praying for a change of Hie county
seat from La Grande fo Union. Tlie
II. J, R. in relation to Indian hostili
ties was received, read and adopted.
After various bills were amended, and
other routine business Attended to.
Senate adjourned.
Rev. Mr. Stewart offered prayer in
tlie House. A remonstrance from the
citizens of Lafayette was presented
against granting it charter of incorpo
ration tor said town. A petition for
aid in the construction of a free wagon
road across Blue Mountains, was pre
setlted. A petition in relation to tem
perance legislation was presented. Mr.
bttrinuk gave notice of a bill relating
to Incorporations; Caples, relating to
the Agricultural School Lands; also,
to the appointment of a State Geolo
gist. The following hills were- intro
duced :
By Mr. Corwin. a bill to amend the
statute relating to certain privileges of
citizens ; Mr. Martin, to amend the
law regulating the appointment of
road supervisors ; Mr. Johnson, a joint
resolution relating to Indian hostilities
in the State ot Oregon adopted ;
Darst, a bill ainendingtne act relating
to taking up estrays ; La Dow, a bin
on the same suhjeet; Mr. Patton, a
bill authorizing the Secretary to sell
certain copies of the Code at $3 per
copy.
Reports of committees consumed
the greater part of the afternoon. A
bill was introduced by Cogle. lor the
relief of Dr. J. C. Hawthorn, and
Sve notice of a bill to supply Port
id with water. Adjourned.
T tlA'l K. KI'c
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G A T E .
PATENTED BV JUItN DH'KAtuM,
June t, IItT.
'j KE liATK IS so IXiysTBt'CTED That
I wliei! Hie vehicle it!l)M1WCbC !t I lit
wlmets on oiia si le ociir a le et a'bleti
Is eonnecte'l to tlie iiae Idaire ny a Hul,
t tins meninx tlu- xwle maViin on innl ftiSt
enimt li open. After .ofiia ihw ".di, .lie
otiiTMtte paissos ever n similar lever, h.ni
eontieelO'l with i liejwte hlnw, ini.-hi.' : ho
tfiile, in its rotation, to slim ln hind yen
nil 1 l'ttslen.
No Getting Out of Ycur Vehicle
Raiting uf J.hSc lies Nor Palilntf
Of Strings,
Except the
-rili'ions" ot' your tem.
onen called
THK "LAZY IHAK'H GATB.'
And ii
"?ntf Open assd fii2tt g
This sii'e is stnuile in Itseotistrnctlot,
belli ot iron nnil wen ) v. i)rk,lili(1 not likeiy
t o got out nf order, li a neat, cheap i '-
isdesiivi.il may lie made llaht.wl h three
cross liars ot wood and one-fotu'lh inh
wire, neatly curve 1 ut the too, I lie lower
end hid i it 'In1 bottom bar, willed in the
style of a fnetory made j;iitc. The
are now in pilictKUl use in several of iho
counties around Mm K unci-co, and plenty
of testiinonhialscun be given,
THOMAS J. SAFFOKD,
Having purchased the
nigSit for iinti '., Oregon,
Has now on Imnd. nnd will lnaniifartnra
Hie above li'seri'ic 1 'ii'e. Wheivvei i! hat
been used it lias iveelvedthe lilahesl en
eomiions, as tlie liire ninuber of terlifl
eates froiii proiiiUieul fanners In id! earts
of the country, new iii my ban li, will
testify.
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niacsmithiig mm Uvpuiring
Pone to order ;if most ivtiHonable infe.
Sliop foot of Kern- street. opposite Bench.
Monteith ,t ( o.v flourlti? mills.
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